AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDesert Heritage: Archaeologists dated a distinctive 54.5-metre stone tomb at Wadi Lawash el Telli in Western Sahara to about 4,400 years ago, offering a rare glimpse into ancient burial practices. Food & Pastoral Life: In Sahrawi refugee camps, women are adapting pastoral knowledge to displacement by growing moringa for food and traditional uses, while sharing its leaves with neighbours. Community Rights: A study of renewable-energy projects, including one in Western Sahara, finds that corporate sustainability claims can mask harm to local livelihoods and communities’ ability to share in the benefits. Sahrawi Women: A delegation in Denmark spotlighted women’s roles in community life and institution-building, and raised concerns about reported abuses, political prisoners and barriers to a UN-led solution.
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